Things to do in Seoul Children's Museum

I was able to create the fragrance at my own pace. I was able to work silently while watching a video with Japanese subtitles.

Great experience. Fast check in. Games queues are a bit long.

Buying tickets in advance means you don’t have to queue up, which is very convenient! It happened to be a Pokemon collaboration, which was cute ~ but I had too many fans and couldn’t play many of the facilities.

Music good, atmosphere good, painting and the way to show the painting is awesome. Location is slightly far from city center, but with free shuttle bus with 15min frequency, so its good.

Not too hard to find on the basement floor of a building right on the corner. Elevator or stairs are an option. Masseuse was great and worked out all my sore muscles. It was a little noisy from outside noises but still was relaxing. Optional shower before changing into offered clothes, foot bath and a cup of tea, with some scents for a 2 hour massage (and it was actually 2 hours!). Worth it!

Amusement parks are crowded! There is nothing else except the large number of people! Each amusement facility takes more than 30 minutes to queue. If you don’t draw a number first, you basically can’t play it.

Transparent floors are cool! You can see the entire landscape of the amusement park! You can also go out to the open-air terrace~ This is what you imagine the night view should feel like

It was fun! Getting inside was fast, no need to line up for tickets. Took lots of cute photos of the castle with the snow aesthetics. ❄️